1 L.W. Coahuila Cuatrocienegas Cacti (Lophophora williamsii var. Coahuila Cuatrocienegas) – 2.5-3 cm Diameter | Ethically Cultivated

Introduction / Product Overview

L.W. Coahuila Cuatrocienegas, a specialized locality form of Lophophora williamsii from the unique Cuatro Ciénegas basin, draws ethnobotanical collectors for its distinct morphology adapted to gypsum-rich soils. At 2.5-3 cm, these seedlings offer enthusiasts and researchers the perfect starting point for long-term cultivation of pure-lineage specimens. Its habitat-specific characteristics excel in searches for locality peyote cacti and rare lophophora variants.

What’s Included in the Package

• 1 live L.W. Coahuila Cuatrocienegas cactus seedling, 2.5-3 cm diameter.

• 1 small biodegradable pot with starter drainage soil.

• Locality-specific identification label with care notes.

• Protective shipping materials with foam cradling.

Plant Size, Age & Growth Stage Explained

Measuring 2.5-3 cm, these plants are 2-3 years from seed, in robust juvenile stage suited for establishment. Expect slow growth of 0.5-1.5 cm annually, maturing to 7-10 cm over 7-10 years in optimal setups. Variations ensure each reflects true Cuatrocienegas vigor.

Botanical & Physical Characteristics

Species & Taxonomy: Lophophora williamsii var. Coahuila Cuatrocienegas; common names: Cuatrocienegas peyote; Cactaceae family.

Form & Structure: Compact globose, spineless with fine ribs (5-9) and prominent woolly axils.

Root System: Carrot-shaped taproot adapted to calcareous substrates.

Color & Texture: Pale gray-green with heavy white pruina; crisp, chalky epidermis.

Special Features: Delicate cream flowers; gypsum-adapted ribbing and surface bloom.

Cultivation & Care Overview

Light: Full sun to bright indirect, 6+ hours for true L.W. Coahuila Cuatrocienegas coloration.

Soil: Gypsum-enriched gritty mix (70% minerals/perlite, 30% cactus soil) replicating native basin.

Water: Minimal every 3 weeks in growth; strict dry winter for healthy L.W. Coahuila Cuatrocienegas seedlings.

Temperature: 22-34°C days, 8-15°C nights; sensitive to prolonged cold.

Humidity: Very low (15-30%); excellent ventilation mimics arid origin.

Benefits & Use Cases

This locality variant enriches collections with verifiable regional authenticity, ideal for habitat replication displays or genetic preservation. Supports propagation studies and educational comparisons among lophophora forms. Fits neatly in specialist terrariums or study collections.

Ethical Sourcing & Quality Assurance

Nursery-grown from authenticated Cuatrocienegas lineage seeds, protecting wild desert populations. Each seedling vetted for health, root development, and trait fidelity. Full viability guarantee with replacements as needed.

Shipping, Handling & Live Arrival Information

Carefully packed in secure, ventilated containers with moisture balance for 3-7 day delivery. Seasonal shipping controls prevent stress. Live arrival guarantee ensures refunds or replacements for any transit issues.

Legal & Compliance Disclaimer

L.W. Coahuila Cuatrocienegas plants offered solely for ornamental, horticultural, or educational/research purposes. Buyers responsible for all local, national, and international legal compliance on possession and cultivation. Seller disclaims liability.

Frequently Asked Questions

Legality for locality variants? Ornamental sale only; research your jurisdiction’s rules.

Care specifics for 2.5-3cm size? Easy with gypsum soil and patience; rot prevention key.

Shipping for small seedlings? Specialized protection with live arrival coverage.

Maturation timeline? Flowering possible in 6-8 years with dedication.

Call to Action

Claim this authentic 2.5-3 cm L.W. Coahuila Cuatrocienegas today—limited locality stock for true collectors. Elevate your lophophora lineup with habitat-pure excellence.